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PCH Smart Linking: Use the post title as the Smart Link title. #2650

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This PR improves the Smart Link title returned by the Content Suggestions API. Previously, the title was retrieved from the post title stored in the vector database, which is in lowercase. Now, the Smart Link will use the destination post title if a valid post object is found using the canonical URL/permalink.

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Improve the quality of the Smart Links attributes.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved title setting for smart links to ensure accurate display based on the destination post ID.

@vaurdan vaurdan added this to the 3.16.1 milestone Jul 17, 2024
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The SmartLink class's constructor method has been modified to set the link title based on the destination post ID using the get_the_title function when the post ID is non-zero. This ensures that links are automatically titled according to their destination posts if available, streamlining the link creation process.

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src/Models/class-smart-link.php Modified the __construct method to dynamically set the title using get_the_title based on the post ID. Removed the $title argument from the constructor.

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    participant User
    participant SmartLink
    participant Post

    User ->> SmartLink: new SmartLink($destination_post_id)
    SmartLink ->> Post: get_the_title($destination_post_id)
    Post -->> SmartLink: post_title
    SmartLink ->> User: return SmartLink object with title set to post_title
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132-137: Dynamic title setting based on destination post ID

The modification to dynamically set the title based on the destination post ID is a significant improvement for usability and relevance of the smart links. This change aligns with the PR objectives to enhance the Smart Link title quality.

  • Correctness: The use of get_the_title is appropriate here as it fetches the title of a post by its ID, which is exactly what's needed.
  • Security: Ensure that the title fetched is properly escaped when displayed to prevent XSS vulnerabilities, especially if it's output in HTML context.
  • Performance: Consider caching the title if it's fetched frequently to reduce database queries, especially on high-traffic sites.
  • Best Practice: The conditional check 0 !== $this->destination_post_id is a strict comparison, which is good for avoiding type juggling issues.

@vaurdan vaurdan changed the base branch from develop to prepare/3.16.1 July 17, 2024 11:13
@vaurdan vaurdan force-pushed the update/smart-linking-use-post-title branch from fe88f4f to 27f1d07 Compare July 17, 2024 11:38
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Thanks, makes sense. Does this qualify as a change or a fix?

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vaurdan commented Jul 17, 2024

Good question @acicovic ! I would say a change, since it wasn't really broken before, and this is more of an improvement than a fix. But I can also see why it could be a fix. Feel free to change the tag if you think it makes more sense as a fix 🙁

@vaurdan vaurdan merged commit 3427ed1 into prepare/3.16.1 Jul 17, 2024
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Since we're releasing a patch release and this can be flagged as a fix, I'm changing the tag to be a fix.

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